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Ryse: Son of Rome
Released On: Nov 22, 2013
60
6.4
All Platforms
Metascore
Mixed or Average
Based on 77 Critic Reviews
60
10% Positive
8 Reviews
8 Reviews
78% Mixed
60 Reviews
60 Reviews
12% Negative
9 Reviews
9 Reviews
Metascore
Mixed or Average
Based on 77 Critic Reviews
60
10% Positive
8 Reviews
8 Reviews
78% Mixed
60 Reviews
60 Reviews
12% Negative
9 Reviews
9 Reviews
When I finished playing this game, I felt like I wanted more. That’s the mark of a good game.
Even with its faults, Ryse is a game that one should experience as it does offer a glimpse of what next-gen can be on the Xbox One.
User Score
Mixed or Average
Based on 1,829 User Ratings
6.4
50% Positive
913 Ratings
913 Ratings
25% Mixed
452 Ratings
452 Ratings
25% Negative
464 Ratings
464 Ratings
User Score
Mixed or Average
Based on 1,829 User Ratings
6.4
50% Positive
913 Ratings
913 Ratings
25% Mixed
452 Ratings
452 Ratings
25% Negative
464 Ratings
464 Ratings
Superior graphics.
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Xbox One
It’s a great game, I played it originally on gamepass then I played god of war 2018 and I was just wondering how this game was so much more fun. It made me like it even more when I found out it was an Xbox exclusive. If you like good combat games give it a shot, it also has a story I really liked.
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Xbox One
It’s a shame there appears to be components of the Kinect-only version of Ryse in the final product, which would account for the design that bounces between overly easy and challenging.
The perfect launch game, doing nothing new, arguably less so than current gen games but adequately showing off the new hardware - think of it as a tech demo with quick time event executions and you will not be disappointed.
Ultimately, however, while there's fun to be had, Ryse: Son of Rome is a little too shallow to conquer the Xbox One's launch lineup.
For lack of a better description, it’s Microsoft’s attempt at a more realistic version of rival Sony’s highly successful mythological God of War series. But where the PlayStation’s brawler games have been inventive and varied in the action and scenarios they’ve thrown at players, Ryse is a monotonous drone that keeps pounding the same one note over its 10-hour-or-so campaign.
A shallow and unambitious tech demo, of the sort that console launches specialise in. The action works perfectly well but it’s instantly repetitive to the point of inanity.
Bom jogo e com bom gráficos até hoje, mas com uma campanha mediana e gameplay apesar de boa é extremamente enjoativa, ainda sim no geral o game é divertido
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Xbox One
Story is good.
Gameplay mechanics are ok, my only complaint is; your hands and fingers get hurt and tired at some battles after pressing the buttons so many times, this game requires certain focus because enemies attack you from all sides, up to 5 enemies can be fighting you and you have to watch your guard, while you're in the middle of fighting one, another one attacks you from behind.
Graphics are good.
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Xbox One
Empire of boredome... Game is beautiful even in 2023. Camera is terrible and may make you sick, and I am not that type of person talking about camera angles in games. Gameplay is run forward and press hit to beat all enemies, which are only 3-4 types. You will not miss anything, if you skip this game.
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Xbox One
Summary Ryse: Son of Rome plunges you into the chaos and depravity of the late Roman Empire. The game tells the story of Marius Titus who witnesses the murder of his family at the hands of barbarians. Seeking revenge, Marius must embark on a perilous journey of revenge, betrayal, and divine intervention. He joins the Roman army in Britannia and ...
Rated M
for Mature
Platforms:
- Xbox One
- PC
Initial Release Date: Nov 22, 2013
Developer:
- Crytek
Publisher: Microsoft Game Studios
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